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# Delete Agent

The **Delete Agent** feature is used to permanently remove an existing Agent from a Deka Claw instance. This feature helps users manage Agent configurations by removing Agents that are no longer required.

Before the Agent is deleted, the system will display a confirmation dialog to prevent accidental deletion. Once confirmed, the Agent configuration will be permanently removed from the instance and will no longer be available for use. 

Click the **Delete** icon on the **Agent** you want to remove.

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The system will display an **Agent** deletion confirmation notification. Click the **Delete** button to proceed. After the **Delete** button is clicked, the system will automatically remove the **Agent** from the list.

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If successful, the system will display the notification message **"Agent has successfully deleted"**.

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